Wesleyan Methodism Regarded as the System of a Christian Church (Classic Reprint)

Wesleyan Methodism as a System of a Christian Church offers a clear, policy-driven look at how this revival became a distinct church.

This book argues that Wesleyan Methodism is a true church with its own responsibilities, worship, and governance. It frames the movement as more than a revival of piety, detailing how its people organize, teach, and care for one another as a unified body within the wider Christian world.

• Learn how worship, class-meetings, love-feasts, and other means of grace are organized to shape faith and practice.
• See how ministers, lay leadership, and conferences work together to govern, discipline, and sustain the church.
• Explore education, missions, and institutional provisions that support clergy, congregations, and religious instruction.